Share your research, sharpen your skills, and expand your reach.
Graduate Research Day showcases the groundbreaking research accomplishments of our
graduate students and postdoctoral fellows. Certificates and cash prizes are awarded
in various categories, including Awards of Excellence in Research by a Graduate Student,
Awards of Excellence in Research by a Postdoctoral Fellow, Program/Discipline Awards,
and numerous speciality awards. This is an excellent opportunity to showcase your
work, sharpen your presentation skills, and recieve recongition for your research.
In addition, The Graduate School is proud to continue our tradition of inviting a
distinguished speaker each year to deliver the keynote speech. Honored guests have
included Nobel Laureates and other highly esteemed researchers whose contributions
have revolutionized science and medicine.
Katedra Richardson
Academic Program Coordinator
krichardson1@augusta.edu
Posters
Poster board surface area is approximately 5' high and 4' wide. All posters will be mounted with pushpins. There are no special accommodations for oversized posters. Students must be at their posters for the duration of the session.
Oral
Oral presentation submissions are limited to Post Doctoral fellows. The time allotted for talks is 10 minutes with an additional 5 minutes for Q&A.
Awards
Presentations will be judged based on overall scientific merit. Certificates and cash prizes will be awarded at the the Graduate Research Day award ceremony. First-year graduate students are not eligible for awards.
Only ONE copy of your abstract will be accepted. We will not accept any additional
copies after the first submission. In order to ensure adequate coverage, we continue
to ask all faculty advisors sponsoring an abstract to judge posters in order for their
student or fellow to be eligible for awards. A scoring sheet with judging criteria
will be provided for reference. First-year graduate students are invited to submit
and present their work, however they will not be eligible for awards.
The names of participants who submit their abstract early will be entered into a drawing
to receive a gift basket from The Graduate School. For early bird submission, please
submit your signed and completed abstract form to TGS electronically.
For more information, contact Katedra Richardson, Graduate School Education Programs Coordinator.
More CWE Workshops | CWE Writing/Speaking Groups and Retreats
Need help writing a strong abstract? The Graduate School is here to help. We've partnered with the Center for Writing Excellence (CWE) to connect you with virtual workshops that will help you craft a precise, accurate, and accessible abstract. These workshops are available to all AU students and postdoctoral fellows.
The first step towards presenting on GRD is submitting a strong abstract.
Attend this virtual webinar to learn concrete strategies for sharpening your research
abstract. The presentation will include tips for choosing content, organizing and
formatting, and writing clearly and concisely.
Expand your reach across disciplines and connect with a wide array of audiences.
Attend this virtual workshop to learn how to sharpen your oral and written communication
skills. We can show you how to increase the clarity and accessibility of your ideas
without sacrificing the complexity of your work.
